Despite lacking the accent, Liverpool is the city where I was born and have lived the longest, and its a city I love! Situated on the banks of the River Mersey, Liverpool is known worldwide for its rich cultural heritage, world-famous music scene, and stunning architecture. The city is a melting pot of different cultures and communities, with a friendly and welcoming atmosphere that makes it an ideal destination for visitors worldwide. It is a city where we always love to photograph weddings in Liverpool.

Quirky Wedding Venues In Liverpool

Liverpool's rich history and heritage are evident in the many stunning buildings and landmarks. All of these provide a backdrop of grandeur and elegance for couples looking to embrace the city and who want a wedding that is both quirky and stylish. In addition, Liverpool is a city that embraces individuality and self-expression, making it an ideal location for couples who want a wedding that reflects their personalities and interests. Whether you're a music lover, a football fan, or a lover of art and culture, there's something for everyone in Liverpool.

Finally, Liverpool is a city that is easy to get to and has excellent transport links, making it a convenient location for guests travelling from afield. With its friendly and welcoming atmosphere, Liverpool is the perfect destination for a unique and unforgettable wedding that you and your guests will remember for years to come.

If you're looking for a quirky wedding venue in Liverpool, UK, you're in luck! Liverpool has plenty of unique and unusual venues to make your wedding day stand out. Below we have listed some of the best Quirky Wedding Venues in Liverpool:

St Luke's Bombed Out Church

Liverpool has an almost unbelievable number of iconic buildings and open spaces. Yet despite this, there is a tiny handful instantly recognisable to ANYONE who has ever spent time in the city.

St Luke's (aka the Bound out Church) is one such building. During the May Blitz of 1941, St Luke's suffered catastrophic damage, leaving only its external masonry standing. In 1952 the building was awarded Grade II listed status as a memorial. Over the following 60 years, however, the site lay derelict, becoming increasingly overgrown and inaccessible. However, in 2007 and after years of hard work and several cultural events, the venue was once more opened to the public.

Today it can be hired as one of Liverpool's most unique & Quirky Wedding Venues. St Luke's is an unrivalled idyllic setting tucked away in the city's heart.

Camp and Furnace

This industrial-chic venue in the Baltic Triangle area Camp and Furnace is a popular choice for couples who want a non-traditional wedding. The venue has multiple spaces available, including a warehouse, a bar, and an outdoor courtyard, and can accommodate up to 500 guests.

The Florrie

This stunning Grade II-listed building in Toxteth The Florrie has been transformed into a community hub and event space. The venue has a grand ballroom that can accommodate up to 250 guests, as well as several smaller rooms and outdoor spaces.

The Kazimier Gardens

This hidden gem in the city centre is a popular choice for outdoor weddings. The Kazimier Gardens features a quirky garden area with a maze of pathways, sculptures, and fairy lights, as well as a bar and a covered seating area.

The Bluecoat

This historic arts centre in the city centre has several unique spaces available for weddings, including a courtyard garden, a contemporary art gallery, and a traditional dining room. The Bluecoat can accommodate up to 150 guests.

Alma de Cuba

This converted Catholic church in the heart of the city centre is now a vibrant bar and restaurant with a stunning altar and stained glass windows. The Alma de Cuba can accommodate up to 450 guests and has a range of packages available, including a carnival-themed wedding package.

The Shankly Hotel

This football-themed hotel is named after legendary Liverpool FC manager Bill Shankly and features stylish rooms and suites. In addition, the Shankly Hotel has several unique spaces available for weddings, including a rooftop garden and a private cinema room.

Liverpool Town Hall

This grand neoclassical building in the city centre is the perfect venue for a traditional wedding with a twist. The Liverpool Town Hall venue can accommodate up to 500 guests and has several ornate rooms available, including the Council Chamber and the Small Ballroom.

The Everyman Theatre

This iconic theatre in the heart of the city centre has a range of unique spaces available for weddings, including the theatre stage itself. The Everyman Theatre can accommodate up to 300 guests and has a team of wedding coordinators on hand to help plan your big day.

The Palm House

This Grade II-listed glasshouse in Sefton Park is a stunning venue for a botanical-inspired wedding. No matter the time of year, this luxury venue is filled with light, pretty tropical flowers, gorgeous plants and lush green ferns.

The Parks' 'Great Conservatory' was gifted to the city of Liverpool by local benefactor Henry Yates Thompson. It was a hit with the people of Liverpool from day one, allowing those who had never travelled outside Liverpool to stroll and marvel at exotic plants from far-away lands.

As a regular visitor to Sefton Park growing up, I still recall seeing it derelict in the 1990s before its restoration and re-opening in 2001. Today preserved as a Grade II* listed building, it is the backdrop for stunning wedding photos.

The Palm House can accommodate up to 200 guests and has a range of packages available, including a twilight wedding package that allows you to exchange vows as the sun sets over the park.

The Liverpool Philharmonic Hall

This iconic music venue in the city centre has a range of spaces available for weddings, including the stunning art deco-style Grand Foyer and the intimate Music Room. The Liverpool Philharmonic Hall can accommodate up to 200 guests and has a team of wedding specialists to help plan your day.

The Pumphouse

This historic Grade II-listed building in Albert Dock has been converted into a stylish bar and restaurant that's perfect for a waterfront wedding. The Pump House has several spaces available, including a mezzanine level that offers stunning views of the docks, and can accommodate up to 200 guests.

The Brink

This alcohol-free bar and restaurant in the city centre is a popular choice for couples who want a unique and quirky wedding. The Brink can accommodate up to 120 guests and has a range of packages available, including a vegan wedding package.

Croxteth Hall

This magnificent stately home on the outskirts of the city has a range of spaces available for weddings, including the opulent Grand Hall and the more intimate Oak Room. The Croxteth Hall can accommodate up to 150 guests and has a team of wedding planners on hand to help you create your dream day.

The Baltic Social

This laid-back bar and restaurant in the Baltic Triangle area is a popular choice for couples who want a fun and relaxed wedding. The Baltic Social can accommodate up to 200 guests and has a range of packages available, including a BBQ wedding package and a pizza party wedding package.

The Liverpool Empire Theatre

This iconic theatre in the city centre has several unique spaces available for weddings, including the opulent auditorium and the stylish stage door bar. The Liverpool Empire Theatre can accommodate up to 200 guests and has a team of wedding specialists on hand to help plan your day.

The Liverpool Athenaeum

This historic private members' club in the city centre is a stunning venue for a traditional wedding with a twist. The Liverpool Athenaeum has several ornate rooms available, including the grand ballroom and the intimate library, and can accommodate up to 150 guests.

The Merseyside Maritime Museum

This fascinating museum in the Albert Dock area is a unique and memorable venue for a wedding. The Merseyside Maritime Museum has several spaces, including the atmospheric colonnades and the spacious atrium, and can accommodate up to 200 guests.

The Royal Liver Building

This iconic landmark building in the city centre offers a range of unique spaces for weddings, including the elegant boardroom and the stunning outdoor balcony. The building, with its legionary Liver Birds, is a favourite backdrop for many couples. Still, the outdoor balcony offers spectacular views across the river at sunset.

The Royal Liver Building can accommodate up to 150 guests and provides a range of bespoke wedding packages.

Duke Street Food and Drink Market

Duke Street Market is a chic city wedding venue located near the heart of Liverpool, Merseyside. The owners have curated a social eating concept that celebrates a love for high-quality food and drink. Couples wishing to emphasize their dining experience for their milestone will love what this innovative team has to offer.

The private dining room is ideal for intimate gatherings of up to 50 loved ones, with rich wooden furniture, exposed stone walls, and a skylight for natural lighting. Here, you'll have plenty of space for an unforgettable meal while your favourite music plays. A Smart TV lets you play a slideshow of your romantic journey from couple to newlyweds. For larger celebrations of 100 guests, the mezzanine will set the scene for an industrial-chic wedding. Located on the top floor of the restored warehouse, this beautiful space features hanging lights and arched steel frames and overlooks the main market. The venue is designed to help guests fully immerse themselves in the theatre of food, making it an ideal setting for foodie couples.

Leaf on Bold Street

Bold Street in Liverpool was ranked by the Lonely Planet Guide as one of the best shopping streets in the UK. While shopping may not be high up on the wedding day plans, Bold street has a fabulous Boho feel with its collection of independent stores, cafes and restaurants.

Leaf on Bold Street can accommodate up to 90 seated guests and 250 providing a range of bespoke wedding packages.

In summary, Liverpool, UK, is perfect for quirky weddings because of its creative culture, rich history and heritage, range of outdoor spaces and parks, friendly and welcoming atmosphere, thriving food and drink scene, and constant evolution and change. So whether you're looking for a traditional wedding with a twist or a wholly unique and unconventional celebration, Liverpool has something for everyone.

To help with your wedding planning we have put together a comprehensive 32 step guide taking you every step of the way

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